Sentence examples for match the perceived from inspiring English sources

Policy makers can now ratchet counterterrorism up or down to match the perceived threat.

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At least four explanations are possible for why pollsters got it so wrong: their samples were biased; there was a herding problem, in which some of them massaged their figures to match the perceived view that the race was tight; there was a (very) late swing to the Conservatives that they failed to pick up; or many of their respondents were telling fibs.

Instead, we have proposed a methodology that simply requires test subjects to adjust the quality of one stimulus to match the perceived quality of another fixed stimulus.

Each bar shows the physical difference between the slopes of the test images in sharpened vs original adaptor field required to match the perceived slope of the two images and correspond to the mean settings ± 1 standard error.

From the radar detection performance point of view, c is expected to be designed for enhanced SINR according to M. In other words, the generated sequence in the algorithm are expected to match the perceived radiation environment.

Obviously not from Russian voters; their actual votes are separated from the outcome of the so-called election by layers of bureaucrats, who insure that the vote outcome matches the perceived expectations of their higher-ups.

A Bekesy staircase method was used in which the scale was increased and decreased in size until the subject indicated it matched the perceived height of the step.

Each trial consisted of two parts: In a first step the subject was requested to adjust the loudness of the tone such that it matched the perceived loudness of the tinnitus.

Subsequently, subjects matched the perceived loudness of the white noise burst to the pure tones, each repeated 4 times.

Treatments were selected by matching the perceived cause and severity of the disease with the 'compatibility' of different treatments to the child.